Sentence examples for Identified more readily from inspiring English sources

In general, the state's various communities are identified more readily by a combination of language, religion, and social class or caste than they are by specific ethnic affiliation.

Some nanoparticles are already used to deliver drugs to a specific area of the body or to gather at the site of a tumour so that it can be identified more readily and destroyed by heat or radiation.

These forms can be identified more readily by sequencing mRNAs and only a few are identified by protein analysis.

Problem pregnancies are identified more readily and plans for referral and evacuation have been put in place in 57 out of the country's 59 districts.

Thus, a general prediction emerging from the present study is that off-target effects will be identified more readily if they converge onto proteins that are critically involved in cellular processes that can easily be monitored.

Therefore, there may be a limited number of prostate cancer causing mutations, and the effect of individual risk genes could be identified more readily than in more heterogeneous populations.

My generation identifies more readily with french fries and gravy.

In terms of ecitorial direction the BBC Trust said that there is not a need for a "radical change", but that "audiences need to be able to identify more readily with the BBC".

Workers may demand bigger pay rises as they identify more readily and more enviously with workers in rich EU countries.The Visegrad countries have plenty to worry about on those last counts, and most of all Hungary, which a few years ago was leading the region in both quantity and quality of foreign direct investment.

I identify more readily with vulnerable characters who feel outside of the mainstream, and often more with female characters for a similar reason.

For example, since the 1950s, stigma associated with disorders such as depression and anorexia nervosa appears to have declined, partly because people are more likely to attribute the causes to stressful life circumstances, with which they identify more readily [ 7, 8].